(AP) — People working from home became younger, more diverse, better educated and more likely to move during the worst part of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to survey data from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Zianna Almquist, a Western Oklahoma Christian School 4-H Club member, shows off her food creation she made during the Custer County Food Showdown held March 25. She competed as a Cloverbud and created a fruit tortilla with the secret ingredient for the competition, marshmallow fluff.
(AP) — During California’s prolonged, wet winter, beekeeper Gene Brandi said he had to spend twice as much money on a sugary syrup to feed his honeybees and keep them alive.
Kelsey Barber watches as she flies her drone in the air during the Gifted and Talented class at Washington Elementary as part of a Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) project.
NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks were mixed Monday in their first trading after a report heightened speculation the Federal Reserve may tap the brakes a little harder on financial markets and the economy.
3 BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A mother accused in the triple murder of her two youngest children as well as her new husband’s previous wife was willing to “remove any obstacle in her way to get what she wants,” a prosecutor told jurors Monday morning.
Here's your preview of Tuesday's CDN
- Four charged with setting fire in jail
- County moves on jail sewer project
- Final plans underway for CHS all-class reunion
- Teen injured in wreck
- CHS tennis teams dominate event
Whit Pyron moves furniture from the Nance Elementary pre-K class rooms at the Clinton Therapy and Living Center to be transferred to Nance Elementary.
Ellie Anne-Marie Dodge, 27, of Oklahoma City, Amara Analee Ferrell, 20, of Weatherford, Sierra Beth Thacker, 24, of Bridgeport, and Capacine Rachel Allynn Watan, 23, of Weatherford, have all been charged with fourthdegree arson after an incident in the Custer County Jail on March 23.